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An overhead view of an NPC Village

An Image of the NPC Village.

NPC Villages are groups of buildings inhabited by non-player characters (NPCs)--Villager mobs that spawn randomly. How much space the villages take up is randomized just like the terrain is.

Structure

Some of the buildings and structures found within villages are:

Small Huts made of logs, fence posts, wooden planks, cobblestone, with glass panes for windows. Some also have roof balconies.
Homes, which are composed of the same materials listed above. However, they are larger in size and are L-shaped; houses are often mistaken as T-shaped from the top, but on the ground or inside, are noticeably L-shaped
Taverns, which have wooden stairs as benches, pressure plate/fence tables and a double slab counter. They also have fenced-off backyards.
Libraries with bookshelves and a crafting table.
Wheat Farms, which are, of course, farms of wheat surrounded by logs.
Wells, which are 2x10x2 pools filled with water surrounded by cobblestone and fences.
Forges made out of cobblestone, iron bars, furnaces and small pools of lava. They also have a room located at the back.
Churches, cobblestone buildings with a small 3 floor tower equipped with ladders.
Lamp Posts, made of stacked fences, black wool and torches.
Gravel Roads, which connect most of the buildings.

The number of buildings within villages vary, and not all types will be in every village. There is always one well, there may be one church and/or one smithy, up to two libraries, up to two taverns and up to three large homes.^{[citation needed]}

They can be VERY large, or a small building. Example: A simple house with a medium sized garden and well.

Video

NPC Villages/video

History

Notch originally worked on NPC Villages by himself, but eventually gave the task to Jeb, so that he could work on other things.^[1] Jeb has said that, during early tests of villages, the lava in a smithy often set the village on fire.^[2]

PAX

NPC Villages were shown to the public during the PAX demo. For demo purposes, Notch made them appear near the spawn so people could see them.^[3]_{(at 3:37)} On a live stream from his Android phone during PAX, Notch stated that NPCs have not been added to the villages but that they are coming eventually. (According to Jeb, NPCs for the village was delayed until Beta 1.9.^[4]) The majority of the NPC structures are made from wood based resources, with frames of cobblestone, and the footpaths are 3 blocks wide and made of gravel. The gravel appears to replace the top layer of dirt upon generation of the village.^[5]

Old Interview of Notch

Notch once answered some questions about an idea he had, NPC Villages, where he revealed some thoughts about them:^{[citation needed]}

If you treat The villagers well (giving them items), they'll give you items back.
If you treat The villagers badly (attacking/killing them), they'll try to do the same to you.
There would possibly be a chest, containing special items, but raiding it will anger the owners of the town/chest and they will attack.

Gallery

An official in game picture of a NPC village released by Notch.
An official picture released by Notch of a player near two NPC houses. Two of the mob Endermen can also be seen on this image.
An auto-leveled version of the last image
A picture of the NPC Village from PAX Prime.
2011-09-10 12.40.07.png

The inside view of a 1.8 pre-release tavern building.
Villagebarelyvisable.png

An NPC Village seen from far away.
VillageStreetPreView.png

Street view of an NPC Village from the Minecraft 1.8 Pre-release.
Npcvillage in water.png

An NPC Village naturally generated in water.
Village Dungeon.png

An extremely rare dungeon generated under a house.
NPCVillage Above1.png

A picture of an NPC Village taken from above.
NPC villagers in the Beta 1.9 Pre-release.
2011-09-22 16.27.45.png

NPC Villager with white robes in Beta 1.9 Pre-release.
2011-09-22 18.01.12.png

Three NPCs, Farmers and Librarians.
MapIncludingNPCVillage1.png

A Map, showing an NPC Village slightly right of center. The sand patch with brown rectangles.
VillageOnCliff.png

An NPC Village generated over a Ravine.
Village 2 (Day).png

An NPC Village generated in the desert.
VillageOverRavine.png

Another Village over a Ravine
NPCVillage2.png

An NPC village spawned in the desert. In the picture there is a large house, a farm, and a well

Trivia

NPC villages are optional as part of the setting for generated structures.
It is possible for Mushrooms to spawn inside the buildings.
If an NPC village is in the desert, there is a small chance there will be a Cactus on the paths, and that they will have gravel on top of them.
Unlike in the above case, if gravel goes through a tall grass area, tall grass will be removed and it may drop seeds.
Farms in the villages avoid overhanging by filling in the area below them with dirt. When the farm overhangs a ravine, this can cause a very tall rectangular dirt structure that at first glance almost looks like a chunk error.
A good strategy for your first night would be to use an NPC house as shelter to keep safe from hostile Mobs.
Occasionally, surface ravines will be generated through NPC villages, causing missing pathways or even entire buildings sunken into the ravine. This also applies to cave entrances and other surface oddities.^[6]
Originally, NPC Villages were intended to be populated with Pigmen.^[7]
In early screenshots, villages were partly made of Moss Stone.
It is possible to spawn directly inside an NPC Village building.
On some occasions, it is possible for some of the gravel roads to lead out of the village to nowhere.
It is possible for village buildings as well as farms to be cut off seemingly randomly, as result of chunk errors, making building partially spawned.
On the seed 'gimmeabreak',the player would spawn in an NPC Village.
The wells in NPC villages do not work as infinite water sources.
Occasionally, you can find a hole under a house going down very far. Sometimes it may go to the void.

History

NPC villages were added in Beta 1.8. In Beta 1.9 Pre-release, Villager mobs were added to spawn in NPC Villages, although they currently do nothing notable.

A picture of NPC villages was released by Notch before 1.8 was released.^[8]^[9] Even though the picture only showed the exterior of the buildings, videos recorded later during PAX revealed the interior of the structures. NPC Villages are only spawned in desert or grassland biomes. Eventually they will have their own biome in order to solve many of the problems that were hindering their development.^[10]

References

Environment

[1] ttp://twitter.com/notch/statuses/101212681234681858

[2] ttp://twitter.com/jeb_/status/101675386190045184

[3] ttp://www.twitch.tv/realnotch/b/293537610

[4] ttp://twitter.com/jeb_/status/109652524839079937

[5] ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X33dxpD4kk0&t=04m35s

[6] ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOOLYN1StgA

[7] ttp://twitter.com/notch/status/62531431175421952

[8] ttp://www.minecraftforum.net/news/117-18-updates-ingame-screenshots/

[9] ttps://plus.google.com/110398919759279012596/posts

[10] ttp://twitter.com/notch/statuses/101219771936276480

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+[[File:Npc village overview.png|thumb|400px|An overhead view of an NPC Village]]
-[[File:Crafting2x2.png|frame|alt=2x2 Grid|2×2 crafting grid]]
-[[File:Crafting3x3.png|thumb|154px|alt=3x3 Grid|3×3 crafting grid]]
+[[File:NPCVillageLayout.png|thumb|350px|An Image of the NPC Village.]]
-'''Crafting''' is the method by which many [[blocks]], [[tools]], and other resources are made in Minecraft. It is a function only available in [[Beta]] mode, as well as the removed [[Indev]] and [[Infdev]] modes. In order to craft something, the player must move items from their [[inventory]] into the crafting grid, then arrange them into the pattern representing the item(s) they wish to create. As long as the proper pattern of resources is placed, it will not matter where within the grid the ingredients are placed. Crafting recipes can also be flipped horizontally from their depictions in the graphs below: for instance, you can make a bow with the strings on the right instead of the left.
+'''NPC Villages''' are groups of buildings inhabited by non-player characters (NPCs)--[[Villager]] [[mobs]] that [[spawn]] randomly. How much space the villages take up is randomized just like the terrain is.
-The player has access to a 2×2 crafting grid in their [[Inventory]] screen which can be used at any time. Crafting recipes that are at most 2×2 materials wide and tall can be crafted there, like [[Wood|wood planks]], [[#Stick|sticks]] and [[Workbench|workbenches]]. To craft with a 3×3 grid, create a [[Workbench]], place it on the ground, and right-click on it. This brings up a pop-up screen which allows the player to assemble any crafting recipe in the game, as the maximum size for a recipe is 3×3.
-==Item Durability==
+== Structure ==
+Some of the buildings and structures found within villages are:
+*Small Huts made of [[Wood|logs]], [[Fence|fence posts]], [[Wooden Plank|wooden planks]], [[cobblestone]], with [[Glass Pane|glass panes]] for windows. Some also have roof balconies.
-Certain crafted items, such as tools and armor, as well as certain other usable items are subject to [[Item Durability|item durability]], a process whereby repeated use of the tool will deplete its number of available uses.
+*Homes, which are composed of the same materials listed above. However, they are larger in size and are L-shaped; houses are often mistaken as T-shaped from the top, but on the ground or inside, are noticeably L-shaped
+*Taverns, which have wooden [[stairs]] as benches, [[pressure plate]]/[[fence]] tables and a double slab counter. They also have fenced-off backyards.
+*Libraries with [[Bookshelf|bookshelves]] and a  [[crafting table]].
+*Wheat Farms, which are, of course, farms of [[wheat]] surrounded by logs.
+*Wells, which are 2x10x2 pools filled with [[water]] surrounded by [[cobblestone]] and [[fence]]s.
+*Forges made out of cobblestone, [[iron bars]], [[furnace]]s and small pools of [[lava]]. They also have a room located at the back.
+*Churches, cobblestone buildings with a small 3 floor tower equipped with [[ladder]]s.
+*Lamp Posts, made of stacked fences, black [[wool]] and [[torch]]es.
+*Gravel Roads, which connect most of the buildings.
+The number of buildings within villages vary, and not all types will be in every village. There is always one well, there may be one church and/or one smithy, up to two libraries, up to two taverns and up to three large homes.{{citation needed}}
-== Complete Recipe List ==
+They can be VERY large, or a small building. Example: A simple house with a medium sized garden and well.
-Currently, there are 113 recipes; this includes each recipe in the animations below and the two methods of making [[Mushroom Soup]]. Chainmail armor is also included in this count.
+==Video==
-=== Basic Recipes ===
-{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #555; background-color: #eee; width: 819px" cellpadding="5"
-|-align="center"
-!width="75"|Name
-!width="150"|Ingredients
-!width="204"|Input &raquo; Output
-!width="390"|Description
-|-
-! [[Wood]] <span id="Planks"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Log]]
-| {{Crafting grid
-|A1=  |B1=       |C1=
-|A2=  |B2=       |C2=
-|A3=  |B3= Log  |C3=
-|output= Four Wood
-}}
-| Used as a building material and can be crafted into many things.
-|-
-! [[Stick|Sticks]] <span id="Sticks"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]]
-|{{Crafting grid
-|A1=  |B1=      |C1=
-|A2=  |B2= Wood  |C2=
-|A3=  |B3= Wood  |C3=
-|output= Four Sticks
-}}
-| Used to craft torches, [[arrow|arrows]], [[signs]], [[ladders]], [[fences]] and as handles for tools.
-|-
-! [[Torch|Torches]] <span id="Torches"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Stick]] + [[Coal]]
-|{{Crafting grid
-|A1=  |B1=        |C1=
-|A2=  |B2= Coal   |C2=
-|A3=  |B3= Stick  |C3=
-|output= Four Torches
-}}
-| Used to create [[light]]. Torches also melt [[snow]] and [[ice]].
-|-
-! [[Workbench]] <span id="Workbench"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] ||[[File:CraftingWorkbenchIO.png]] || Allows access to the 3×3 crafting grid.
-|-
-! [[Furnace]] <span id="Furnace"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Cobblestone]] ||[[File:CraftingFurnaceIO.png]] || Allows the player to [[Smelting|smelt]].
-|-
-! [[Chest]] <span id="Chest"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] ||[[File:CraftingChestIO.png]] || Stores blocks and items inside.
-|}
+{{:NPC Villages/video}}
-=== [[Block]] Recipes ===
-{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #555; background-color: #eee; width: 819px" cellpadding="5"
-|-align="center'
-!width="75"|Name
-!width="150"|Ingredients
-!width="204"|Input &raquo; Output
-!width="390"|Description
-|-
-! Ore Blocks <span id="Ore Blocks"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Gold_(Ingot)|Gold Ingots]] or<br /> [[Iron_(Ingot)|Iron Ingots]] or<br /> [[Diamond_(Gem)|Diamond Gems]]||[[File:CraftingBlocksIOanim.gif]] || Allows ingots or gems to be crafted into placeable blocks (useful for compact storage).
-|-
-! [[Glowstone]] <span id="Glowstone"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Glowstone#Glowstone Dust|Glowstone Dust]]||[[File:CraftingBrittleGoldBlock.png]] || Has same light properties as natural blocks. Breaking it only gives a single unit of dust back. '''Note''': This block acts as a torch, and will melt snow/ice within 3 blocks of it.
-|-
-! [[Wool]] <span id="Wool"></span>
-| align="center"| [[String]] || [[File:CraftingClothIO.png]] || Used as a building material. Wool can also be obtained from [[Sheep]].
-|-
-! [[TNT]] <span id="TNT Block"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Sulphur]] + [[Sand]] || [[File:CraftingTNTIO.png]] || Used to cause explosions.
-|-
-! [[Stone Slab]] <span id="Stone Slab"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Cobblestone]] ||[[File:CraftingStepsIO.png]] || Used for making lengthy stairs. Two slabs placed on top of each other will create a full-sized block.
-|-
-! [[Stairs]] <span id="Stairs"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] or [[Cobblestone]] ||[[File:CraftingStairsIOanim.gif]] || Used for compact stairs.
-|-
-! [[Snow (Block)|Snow Block]] <span id="Snow Block"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Snowball]]s ||[[File:CraftingSnowBlockIO.png]] || Used to store [[snowballs]], or as a building material.
-|-
-! [[Clay (block)|Clay Block]] <span id="Clay Block"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Clay]] ||[[File:CraftingClayBlockIO.png]]  || Used to store [[clay]], or as a building material
-|-
-! [[Brick]] <span id="Brick Block"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Clay Brick]]s || [[File:CraftingBrickBlockIO.png]] || Used as a building material.
-|-
-! [[Bookshelf]] <span id="Bookshelf"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] + [[Book]]s ||[[File:CraftingBookcaseIO.png]] || Used as decoration.
-|-
-! [[Jukebox]] <span id="Jukebox"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] + [[Diamond Gem]] ||[[File:CraftingJukebox.png]] || Plays [[record]]s.
-|-
-! [[Sandstone]] <span id="Sandstone"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Sand]] ||[[File:CraftingSandstone.png]] || Used as Build Block.
-|-
-! [[Jack-O-Lantern]] <span id="Jack O Lantern"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Pumpkin]] + [[Torch]] ||[[File:CraftingJackOLantern.png]] || Functions like a [[torch]], except brighter and stays lit underwater.
-|-
-|}
-=== [[Tool]] Recipes ===
+== History ==
+[[Notch]] originally worked on NPC Villages by himself, but eventually gave the task to [[Jeb]], so that he could work on other things.<ref>http://twitter.com/notch/statuses/101212681234681858</ref>
+Jeb has said that, during early tests of villages, the [[lava]] in a smithy often set the village on [[fire]].<ref>http://twitter.com/jeb_/status/101675386190045184</ref>
+=== PAX ===
-{{Template:Tool Crafting}}
+NPC Villages were shown to the public during the PAX demo. For demo purposes, Notch made them appear near the [[spawn]] so people could see them.<ref>http://www.twitch.tv/realnotch/b/293537610</ref><sub>(at 3:37)</sub> On a live stream from his Android phone during PAX, Notch stated that NPCs have not been added to the villages but that they are coming eventually. (According to [[Jeb]], NPCs for the village was delayed until Beta 1.9.<ref>http://twitter.com/jeb_/status/109652524839079937</ref>) The majority of the NPC structures are made from wood based resources, with frames of cobblestone, and the footpaths are 3 blocks wide and made of gravel. The gravel appears to replace the top layer of dirt upon generation of the village.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X33dxpD4kk0&t=04m35s</ref>
-=== [[Weapon]] Recipes ===
+=== Old Interview of Notch ===
+[[Notch]] once answered some questions about an idea he had, NPC Villages, where he revealed some thoughts about them:{{cn}}
+* If you treat The villagers well (giving them items), they'll give you items back.
+* If you treat The villagers badly (attacking/killing them), they'll try to do the same to you.
+* There would possibly be a [[chest]], containing special items, but raiding it will anger the owners of the town/chest and they will attack.
+== Gallery ==
-{{Weapon Crafting}}
+<gallery>
+File:PqYck.jpg| An official in game picture of a NPC village released by Notch.
+File:EndermenReddit.png|An official picture released by Notch of a player near two NPC houses. Two of the mob [[Enderman|Endermen]] can also be seen on this image.
+File:EndermenRedditEnhanced.jpg|An auto-leveled version of the last image
+File:NPCVillage.png|A picture of the NPC Village from PAX Prime.
+File:2011-09-10 12.40.07.png|The inside view of a 1.8 pre-release tavern building.
+File:Villagebarelyvisable.png|An NPC Village seen from far away.
+File:VillageStreetPreView.png|Street view of an NPC Village from the Minecraft 1.8 Pre-release.
+File:Npcvillage in water.png|An NPC Village naturally generated in water.
+File:Village Dungeon.png|An extremely rare dungeon generated under a house.
+File:NPCVillage Above1.png|A picture of an NPC Village taken from above.
+File:NPCprerel.png|NPC villagers in the Beta 1.9 Pre-release.
+File:2011-09-22 16.27.45.png|NPC Villager with white robes in Beta 1.9 Pre-release.
+File:2011-09-22 18.01.12.png|Three NPCs, Farmers and Librarians.
+File:MapIncludingNPCVillage1.png|A Map, showing an NPC Village slightly right of center. The sand patch with brown rectangles.
+File:VillageOnCliff.png|An NPC Village generated over a Ravine.
+File:Village 2 (Day).png|An NPC Village generated in the desert.
+File:VillageOverRavine.png|Another Village over a Ravine
+File:NPCVillage2.png| An NPC village spawned in the desert. In the picture there is a large house, a farm, and a well
+</gallery>
-=== [[Armor]] Recipes ===
+== Trivia ==
+* NPC villages are optional as part of the setting for [[generated structures]].
-{{Armor Crafting}}
+* It is possible for [[Mushrooms]] to spawn inside the buildings.
+* If an NPC village is in the desert, there is a small chance there will be a [[Cactus]] on the paths, and that they will have [[gravel]] on top of them.
+* Unlike in the above case, if gravel goes through a [[Grass|tall grass]] area, tall grass will be removed and it may drop [[seeds]].
+* Farms in the villages avoid overhanging by filling in the area below them with dirt. When the farm overhangs a [[ravine]], this can cause a very tall rectangular dirt structure that at first glance almost looks like a chunk error.
+* A good strategy for your first night would be to use an NPC house as shelter to keep safe from hostile [[Mobs]].
+* Occasionally, surface ravines will be generated through NPC villages, causing missing pathways or even entire buildings sunken into the ravine. This also applies to cave entrances and other surface oddities.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOOLYN1StgA</ref>
+* Originally, NPC Villages were intended to be populated with [[Pigmen]].<ref>http://twitter.com/notch/status/62531431175421952</ref>
+* In early screenshots, villages were partly made of [[Moss Stone]].
+* It is possible to spawn directly inside an NPC Village building.
+* On some occasions, it is possible for some of the gravel roads to lead out of the village to nowhere.
+* It is possible for village buildings as well as farms to be cut off seemingly randomly, as result of chunk errors, making building partially spawned.
+* On the seed 'gimmeabreak',the player would spawn in an NPC Village.
+* The wells in NPC villages do not work as infinite water sources.
+* Occasionally, you can find a hole under a house going down very far. Sometimes it may go to the void.
+==History==
-=== [[Transportation]] Recipes ===
+NPC villages were added in [[Version history#B1.8|Beta 1.8]]. In Beta 1.9 Pre-release, [[Villager]] mobs were added to spawn in NPC Villages, although they currently do nothing notable.
-{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #555; background-color: #eee; width: 819px" cellpadding="5"
-|-align="center"
-!width="75"|Name
-!width="150"|Ingredients
-!width="204"|Input &raquo; Output
-!width="390"|Description
-|-
-! [[Minecart]] <span id="Minecart"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Iron_(ingot)|Iron Ingots]] || [[File:CraftingMinecartIO.png]] || Used to transport the player or a [[Mob]] along Minecart tracks.
-|-
-! [[Powered Minecart]] <span id="PoweredMinecart"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Furnace]] + [[Minecart]] ||[[File:PoweredMinecartCraft.png]] || Used to push other Minecarts along Minecart tracks using [[Coal|fuel]].
-|-
-! [[Storage Minecart]] <span id="StorageMinecart"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Chest]] + [[Minecart]] ||[[File:StorageMinecartCraft.png]] || Used to transport goods along Minecart tracks.
-|-
-! [[Minecart Tracks]] <span id="Minecart Tracks"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Stick]]s + [[Iron_(ingot)|Iron Ingots]] ||[[File:CraftingMinecartTracksIO.png‎]] || Used to direct Minecarts.
-|-
-! [[Boat]] <span id="Boat"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] || [[File:CraftingBoatIO.png‎]] || Used to travel in water more quickly than swimming.
-|}
+A picture of NPC villages was released by [[Notch]] before 1.8 was released.<ref>http://www.minecraftforum.net/news/117-18-updates-ingame-screenshots/</ref><ref>https://plus.google.com/110398919759279012596/posts</ref> Even though the picture only showed the exterior of the buildings, videos recorded later during PAX revealed the interior of the structures.
-=== [[Tutorials/Mechanisms|Mechanism]] Recipes ===
+NPC Villages are only spawned in desert or grassland biomes. Eventually they will have their own biome in order to solve many of the problems that were hindering their development.<ref>http://twitter.com/notch/statuses/101219771936276480</ref>
-{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #555; background-color: #eee; width: 819px" cellpadding="5"
-|-align="center"
-!width="75"|Name
-!width="150"|Ingredients
-!width="204"|Input &raquo; Output
-!width="390"|Description
-|-
-! [[Doors]] <span id="Doors"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] or [[Iron_(ingot)|Iron Ingots]] ||[[File:CraftingDoorsIOanim.gif]] || Wooden doors are activated by clicking or with [[electricity]]. Iron doors are similar but can only be opened by electricity.
-|-
-! [[Pressure_Plate|Pressure Plates]] <span id="Pressure Plates"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Stone]] or [[Wood]] ||[[File:CraftingPressurePlatesIOanim.gif]] || Used to send an electrical charge when stepped on by a player or a [[Mob]]. Wooden Pressure Plates can also be activated by dropping something on them.
-|-
-! [[Stone Button]] <span id="Stone Button"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Stone]] ||[[File:CraftingStoneButtonIO.png]] || Used to send an electrical charge by being pressed. Stays activated for approximately 1 second before shutting off again.
-|-
-! [[Redstone Torch]] <span id="Redstone Torch"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Redstone (dust)|Redstone Dust]] + [[Stick]] ||[[File:CraftingRedTorchIO.png]] || Constantly sends an electrical charge. Can also be used for low-level lighting.
-|-
-! [[Lever]] <span id="Lever"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Cobblestone]] + [[Stick]] ||[[File:CraftingLeverIO.png]] || Used to send an electrical charge by being turned on or off. Stays in on or off state until clicked.
-|-
-! [[Note Block]] <span id="Music Block"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] + [[Redstone (dust)|Redstone Dust]] ||[[File:Note_Block.PNG]] || Plays a note when triggered.  Right click it to change the pitch of the note. Placing this on top of different blocks changes it's timbre (the type of instrument).
-|-
-! [[Dispenser]] <span id="Dispenser"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Cobblestone]] + [[Redstone (dust)|Redstone Dust]] + [[Bow]] ||[[File:Dispenser_Recipe.PNG]] || The Dispenser holds a 3x3 storage square. When the Dispenser is powered by redstone, it will shoot out the items in random order if more than one storage square is occupied. If arrows were to be dispensed, they are fired as if fired from a bow. You cannot pick up any arrows after they have been fired using this method.
-|}
-=== [[Food]] Recipes ===
-{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #555; background-color: #eee; width: 819px" cellpadding="5"
-|-align="center"
-!width="75"|Name
-!width="150"|Ingredients
-!width="204"|Input &raquo; Output
-!width="390"|Description
-|-
-! [[Bowls]] <span id="Bowls"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] ||[[File:CraftingBowlsIO.png]] || Used to hold [[Mushroom Stew]].  The player keeps the bowl when they eat the stew.
-|-
-! [[Mushroom Stew]] <span id="Mushroom Stew"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Mushrooms|Red Mushroom]] +<br /> [[Mushrooms|Brown Mushroom]] +<br /> [[Bowl]] ||[[File:CraftingMushroomStewIO.png]] || Heals 5 hearts. The ordering of the red and brown mushrooms does not matter.
-|-
-! [[Bread]] <span id="Bread"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wheat]] ||[[File:CraftingBreadIO.png]] || Heals 2.5 hearts.
-|-
-! [[Sugar]] <span id="Sugar"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Sugar Cane]] ||[[File:CraftingSugar.png‎]] || Is used in the recipe of the [[cake]].
-|-
-! [[Cake]] <span id="Cake"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wheat]] + [[Sugar]] + [[Egg]] + [[Milk]] || [[File:CraftingCakeIO.png]] || Heals 1.5 hearts, but can be used 6 times.
-|-
-! [[Apples|Golden Apple]] <span id="Golden Apple"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Gold (block)|Gold Blocks]] + [[Apple]] ||[[File:CraftingGoldenAppleIO.png]] || Heals all 10 hearts.
-|}
-=== Dye Recipes===
-{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #555; background-color: #eee; width: 819px" cellpadding="5"
-|-align="center"
-!width="75"|Name
-!width="150"|Ingredients
-!width="204"|Input &raquo; Output
-!width="390"|Description
-|-
-! [[Dandelion Yellow]] <span id="Dandelion Yellow"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Dandelion]] ||[[File:CraftingDandelionYellow.png‎]] || Used to create the dye [[Dandelion Yellow]].
-|-
-! [[Rose Red]] <span id="Rose Red"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Rose]] ||[[File:CraftingRoseRed.png‎]] || Used to create the dye [[Rose Red]].
-|-
-! [[Orange Dye]] <span id="Orange Dye"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Rose Red]] + [[Dandelion Yellow]] ||[[File:Orangedye.png‎]] || Used to create [[Orange Dye]].
-|-
-! [[Pink Dye]] <span id="pink dye"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Rose Red]] + [[Bone Meal]] ||[[File:PinkdyeIO.png]] || Used to create [[Pink Dye]].
-|-
-! [[Purple Dye]] <span id="Purple Dye"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Lapis Lazuli Ore]] + [[Red rose]] ||[[File:.png‎]] || Used to create [[Purple Wool]].
-|-
-! [[Gray Dye]] <span id="Gray Dye"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Ink sack]] + [[Bone Meal]] ||[[File:.png]] || Used to create [[Gray Dye]].
-|-
-! [[Light Gray Dye]] <span id="Light Gray Dye"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Ink sack]] + [[Bone Meal]] ||[[File:.png]] || Used to create [[Light Gray Dye]].
-|-
-! [[Bone Meal]] <span id="Bone Meal"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Bone]] ||[[File:.png‎]] || Used to create [[Bone Meal]].
-|-
-! [[Yellow Wool]] <span id="Yellow Wool"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Dandelion Yellow]] + [[Wool]] ||[[File:CraftingYellowWool.png‎]] || Used to create the dye [[Yellow Wool]].
-|-
-! [[Red Wool]] <span id="Red Wool"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Rose Red]] + [[Wool]] ||[[File:CraftingRedWool.png‎]] || Used to create [[Red Wool]].
-|-
-! [[Orange Wool]] <span id="Orange Wool"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Orange Dye]] + [[Wool]] ||[[File:CraftingOrangeWool.png‎]] || Used to create [[Orange Wool]].
-|-
-! [[Black Wool]] <span id="Black Wool"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Ink Sack]] + [[Wool]] ||[[File:CraftingBlackWool.png]] || Used to create [[Black Wool]].
-|-
-! [[Blue Wool]] <span id="Blue Wool"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Lapis Lazuli]] + [[Wool]] ||[[File:BlueWool.png]] || Used to create [[Blue Wool]].
-|-
-! [[Gray Wool]] <span id="Gray Wool"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Gray Dye]] + [[Wool]] ||[[File:.png]] || Used to create [[Gray Wool]].
-|-
-! [[Light Gray Wool]] <span id="Light Gray Wool"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Light Gray Dye]] + [[Wool]] ||[[File:.png]] || Used to create [[Light Gray Wool]].
-|}
-=== Miscellaneous Recipes===
+== References ==
+<references/>
-{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #555; background-color: #eee; width: 819px" cellpadding="5"
-|-align="center"
-!width="75"|Name
-!width="150"|Ingredients
-!width="204"|Input &raquo; Output
-!width="390"|Description
-|-
-! Minerals <span id="Ore"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Iron_(Block)|Iron Block]] or [[Gold_(Block)|Gold Block]] or [[Diamond_(Block)|Diamond Block]] ||[[File:CraftingOreIOanim.gif]] || Used to reclaim Ingots/Gems from blocks.
-|-
-! [[Painting]] <span id="Painting"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Stick]]s + [[Wool]] ||[[File:CraftingPaintingIO.png]] || Used as [[Decorations_(Alpha)|decoration]].
-|-
-! [[Sign]] <span id="Sign"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Wood]] + [[Stick]] ||[[File:CraftingSignIO.png‎]] || Shows text entered by the player.
-|-
-! [[Ladder]] <span id="Ladder"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Stick]]s ||[[File:CraftingLadderIO.png‎]] || Used to climb vertically.
-|-
-! [[Paper]] <span id="Paper"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Sugar Cane]] ||[[File:CraftingPaperIO.png‎]] || Used to create [[books]].
-|-
-! [[Book]] <span id="Book"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Paper]] ||[[File:CraftingBookIO.png‎]] || Used to create a [[bookshelf]].
-|-
-! [[Fences]] <span id="Fences"></span>
-| align="center"| [[Stick]]s ||[[File:CraftingFence.png]] || Used as a barrier that cannot be jumped over. It counts as 1½ block high for mobs/players, but only 1 for other blocks.
-|}
-{{Minecraft}}
+{{Environment}}
+[[Category:Environment]]
-[[Category:Crafting]]
+[[de:NPC-Dorf]]
-[[de:Crafting]]
+[[fr:Villages de PNJ]]
+[[ru:Деревни NPC]]